It looks like they're half-assing on the display (7" 800x480, possibly the same as first-gen netbooks), but it's got some slick internals with Tegra 2. Could mean excellent battery life and performance.

Unfortunately, they have no price, date, or battery life information. Like a lot of the other Tegra 2 tablets planned, there is precious little information, and nothing in the way of fixed shipping dates yet.

In any event, it's nice to see something other than an Atom-based tablet announced. I just wish we could get something from an actual well-established provider, rather than all these basically no-name companies announcing products without any actual plans.